Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Secures October Release Date and Trailer
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Polygon reports that the Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime remake will premiere on October 11, covering the early story arcs with high-end visuals and subtle canon tweaks.
Polygon reports that Toei Animation has finally set the premiere date for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, with the highly anticipated anime remake scheduled to hit Fuji TV on October 11. Fans attending New York Comic Con 2026 will get an exclusive world-premiere screening of the first episode on October 8 during a special panel featuring English dub voice actors Jason Douglas, Ian Sinclair, and Monica Rial. The broadcast will also stream globally, giving the community a fresh take on the franchise.
The accompanying super surge trailer gives us a clear look at the production quality and confirms the scope of the project. The remake will cover the God of Destruction Beerus arc, the Resurrection F arc, and the God of Destruction Champa arc, streamlining the narrative across the movies and original anime. Keen-eyed fans already spotted subtle canon adjustments in the footage, such as Goku using his Super Saiyan God form before shifting to Super Saiyan Blue during the Frieza fight, proving that this version is paying close attention to continuity.
Sharing its time slot on Fuji TV with One Piece, this release reflects the evolving seasonal scheduling trend currently sweeping through major anime productions. While the community waits to see what follows this initial run, including whether the Moro arc is next in line, the new opening and ending themes from Megatera Zero and VK Blanka set an energetic tone for the premiere.
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Original article: Polygon